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Posted by: dk

We have these as company laptops and most of us have a common issue with them which is the size of the touchpad means that it can easily be touched when typing which in turn messes up whatever you are writing with cursor jumping all over the place. Overall performance is below average, screen very ordinary. Definitely purchased based on price alone, would not recommend.

Posted by: Alexandre

I got a Lenovo S400 i5-3317U with 1GB AMD Videocard since I needed a cheap, portable, all-around laptop which can do simple video editing and play World of Tanks. I knew I needed more than 4GB RAM, but the shop told me I could try it out first and can trade it for a different one if I wasn't satisfied. It struggled with World of Tanks at the low setting so I replaced it with an ASUS K45VM, which was more expensive and heavy, but a lot more powerful and seemed more durable.

Posted by: michael trains

I like it for what I need to do. love the lite weight, key board is nice, slim computer with a external battery which is hard to find because all the computers this size are internal battery which suck. recovery button is a nice feature, no dick drive is the under side of this computer.

Posted by: henroguy

I got a Lenovo S400 i5-3317U with 1GB AMD Videocard since I needed a cheap, portable, all-around laptop which can do simple video editing and play World of Tanks. I knew I needed more than 4GB RAM, but the shop told me I could try it out first and can trade it for a different one if I wasn't satisfied. It struggled with World of Tanks at the low setting so I replaced it with an ASUS K45VM, which was more expensive and heavy, but a lot more powerful and seemed more durable.

Posted by: Redaktion

Virtually an ultrabook. Members of the slim and affordable IdeaPad S400 range are to persuade customers who are interested in an ultrabook, but do not want to pay the demanded price. Our test reveals whether Lenovo's 14 inch laptop is successful.